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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

The Outlook, referring to the neg
lected condition of the courthouse yard
and fence in Centreville, says that he
was "a man of very good horse sense"
who asked "if the county property be-
longed to a widow woman with lazy
son." Stir up your honorable county
court, Bro. Munger, and make them
assume q thriftiness if they have it not.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

From all directions come reports of
forest fires unprecedented in scope and
duration, The steamers on the lower
Mississippi cannot run after five P. NJ.
on account of the dense smoke. The
cry everywhere is for rain.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

Hon. VIM. Malone. of Virginia, has
latterly received distaste to Washing
ton society, and will therefore return to
his normal vocation-repudiating and
readjusting-so soon as he can close out
his business at the Capitol. May his
shadow ever grow less. is the ardent
prayer of every Virginia Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

We are not of those who want the
Government to establish telegraph
lines and run them. There is enough
paternalism now, and the man who
advocates its extension is more short
sighted than any wide-awake lover OF
liberty ought to be.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

TITS said the State Supreme Court
will render decision on the constitu-
tionality of the local option law on
Thursday this week. If the court goes
"dry" then Iron county will have an
election, and very probably go - no.
you don't! We knew. but we won't
tell: it would take all the interest out
OF the election, and we want big vote.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

Hon. Rob't Claiborne says he never
called US "jackasses," and we don't be-
lieve he did. He is neither liar nor a
fool, but we confess we did think he
might a. been a-drinkin'.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

Anarchy and America don't go well
together, and when they come togeth-
er, sheol is to pay with lots of pitch
hot. A dead Anarchist, caught in the
act, is better than thousand living.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17
For Sale at AUCTION!
The undersigned will sell at public auction,

Monday, November 21st, 1887,
on the premises, his Farm, including build
ings, ETC., in Belleview, near Graniteville;
contains about 10 acres, nearly all in eulti-
Walton; as good farm as there is in Iron
county. Also, the stock, mules, horses,
wagons, hay, farming utensils, household
and kitchen furniture, etc., etc.
Oct. 20, 1887. REUBEN THOMAS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

The Washington county court has
ordered an election on local option, to
be held December 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-11-17

Two dwellings in Bloomfield were
burned to the ground last Sunday
week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Marie Aimee.

Aimee, who is as sprightly now as she
was when she first appeared upon the
stage, will produce the universally sue
cessful comedy, "Mam'zelle," at the
Grand Opera House next Monday even.
ing, to be followed by Victorien Sardou's
brilliant comedy on ''Divoreons" Wednes-
day aud Thursday evenings and the new
comedy "Deceived" on Friday and
Saturday and grand matinee on Satur-
day afternoon. The vivacious little &C
tress will sing new songs, amongst
which there is one which many critics
say rivals her famous "Pretty as Pic.
ture." The supporting company prom.
ises TO be good, and week of excellent
comedyis anticipated. Aimee is an actress
of high merit and skill, and her perform
ances are of that rare stamp which will
give delight, no matter how frequently
they may be seen. "Mam'zelle" is in
itself thoroughly enjoyable comedy,
full of the most amusing complications
and dramatic surprises, and keeps the
audience in continuous hilarity during g
the two hours and half it holds the
stage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
won derful Horses.

One Of the "sights" in Frisco at the
resent time is the exhibition Of trained
brsea given in the Grand Opera House
w. C. Coup. It is the most remark
kle exhibition of the kind ever seen in
Ia Francisco. Mans power over the
|ute creation is well illustrated. The
rsss dance, give military drill and so
hugh q variety of tricks and tableau
yements that are simply wonderful.
ktrick donkey. known as 'Peck's Bad
Boy," IL q very amusing beast: Mr.:
Coup is now ON his way to Australia and
Eill be in San Francisco but short
;me. There will be an initial perform
Ince this evening and every evening in
5ndiuk Wednesday and Saturday mat
hees OF next weeks. r. Chronicle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
GUILTY LOOKS
Cause Mr.. Hellbrauer's Arrest !
amd Imnriaan ment.

and imprisonment.
A man was arrested by the watchman
at the depot yesterday on su spicion OF
being Springer, the Cotton murderer
When brought to the police office, po'
liceman who knows Springer personally
said he was not the man. The prisoner
would then have been released, but he
acted SO suspiciously from the time o.
arrest that Captain Tyler thought he
was not all right. He was temporarily
locked up. After he had been in custo.
DIV a short time telegram was received
from Sumner advising the police to ar
rest a butcher named w. F. Hellbrauer,
as he was wanted there. The prisoner
had given different name, but, unfor.
tunately for himself, had in his pocket a
little rubber stamp with that name, and
he, furthermore, answered the descrip.
tion of the man wanted at Simmer.
The officers will be here to-day to fetch
him back. 1t is not known what his
crime consists of.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
what Causes the Boom.


The San Francisco Bulletin of recent
late has splendid article on the boom
8 Southern California. In the course
! its article it says:
. "The making of Southern California
! the result of new blood-of class of
ZEN who don't care copper for local
additions. They have brought their
aditione, their customs, their en-
|1rprise and their intelligence with
lem. They are the people who have
heated the "boom" in Southern Cali
krnia and who are sustaining it now.
fhey haze done it in a legitimate way.
The land was there, the climate was
here; it only needed men and women
thoroughly alive to these local advan-
bges. These people have made
publication of all the re-
Iources of the country. They have sent
Bis information all over the Eastern
bates. part of California has been
vel. advertised as this. Now, if
ere had been no great natural ad.
ntapes the s'boom" woald have been
short duration. There was some
ing to fall back upon. There was
nd, climate and an actual dnmonstra'
% of fruit-growing capacity. The
kn who were drawn thither had some
pital. They could Immediately begin
make improvements Never before
d 30 large an immigration been drawn
the State, made up almost exclus-
ely, ,of people of means. The old
ktler pocReted his large price for un.
proved land and then saw the
racle of quadrupled values created
other men. The '''boom" will prob
bly last as long in that part OF the
ate as an Intelligent and enterprising
Emigration continues. As long as men
me with money, and want climate
pre- than any thing else, but are bald:
and creators withal, land values will
preciate. There will be growth. new
wns will be made; there will bs buy
and selling, plowing and planting,
d the hum and thrift of growing in
=
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
wnshiugtora Buds.

Rrhe young ladies' of the Cabinet fami-
will be quite q feature in the younger
lsty this season. and it has been some
Ie since there were so many young
lighters q that circle In society at
"a. MrsI Manning. Mrs. Endicott,
r. Villas and Secretary Lamar have
'ech daushter, end al but Miss Endi-
- aro debutantes. An: Whitney pa
lite young cousins Mis- Weddel!.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
san lose mercury Annual.

The San Jose Mercury has issued a
xteen. page New Yew Year edition,
5ntaining vast amount of well written
Htter concerning Santa Clara county.
is the best sketch of that rich county
~ has ever been published, and will
set. a. it should. with great favor.
has articles on fruits, vines and I'M
ovements Of exceptionally great value.
BE publisher has shown great enter
- in this issue, which though not SO
"a e. the Los Angeles Daily HERALD
n Year number Of twenty-six pages,
deserving OF great praise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
HAIE'S,
FOR SIX DAYS ONLY,

Monday January 10th, to Saturday January 18th, in
elusive propose startle the most sangune to ob
erateall traces of competition in selling CORSETS to
give everyone opportunity of purchasing CORSET
at one-ha the price which is charged for it elsewhere
Examine appended list for the truth of this assertion
This will be the time for every lady to buy CORSET
from stock unsurpassed in quality quantity price,
We will place our counters the celebrated $3 C. P
l. c. and u C. CORsETS at 81 so. Our SIPS COR
SETS will be sold at 75c. small quantity of the Eec
tric CORSETS at 5oc-an exact counterpart of BALLS
Health Preserving Corset-worth $I25 Our full line
of ST 90 CORSETS will be sold at 81. All of pat
ent Romans and Sarahs at $I.5o-reduced for this
cason from $2.15. The YATISI the only GLOVE
FITTING CORSET for this week only, will be sold at
81 each, worth fully $l75. We have in stock about
three dozen odd corses which will close out at 81
each worth SIPS $I.5o, $I.75 S. and $2.e5 Taking
everything into consideration, this will be the greatest
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
CORSET SALE

Ever known in California Come and examine every
ticle advertised and you will not be disappointed En-
brodeed corses Corses guaranteed to be pure bone;
Corsets extra length sdes Corsets extra length in
'front.' In connection with this Corset Sale will offer
you for this week only. dozen $3.50 Boucle Walking
Jackets at 81 5o and dozen $3.50 Bouce Jackets at
$I.5o.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08
Arnlory Hall.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
POSITIVELY FAREWELL TOUR,

Mr.. HENRY f. ABBEY very respectfully
announces the appearance in
Los Angeles of
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-08

Subdivded will be offered for sale
be bona hde No fictitious bidding No reserved lots AL
prices. santa Ana IL the Commercial metropolis q
and s destined hold that position. IL has
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

CfRrrrr. .-Raindsst Veenstra -. Benton
n Cotton and Lorina Alton Assumpsit.
Order that risiuff fle security tor costs.
- Frederick West ~ John Suysndyk.
Trsspsss on the case. Same order. .-Ol-
vina Groulk ~. a.. Felix 1rou.x. ii-
wor-e 0rier that defendant pay so.ici-
.,,r fsss ard s'imcnv john DIneen w.
Joseph Sisr. Assumpsit. Motion for
new trial srgued snt submitted The
Parple vs thsrss Mesr3 Information
To- murder Sentenced % stare prison. st
rESnn. for l0ur Tears. .--- EihIs lionsts
" Prank and Henry q Dlsks. Frespass
ON the case. Order that DESCENDANTS mo
rion for aeH ros for nor Sling seenrirv FOR
ccsts scc1rii1g to previous order BE-
.r.o-af 9Th costs --- Borsp f CARPENTER
an rssaer Csrraufer Va Joseph husf et
q Chsncarv oflsr dsso.rlnE iufnuc-
tior -@ar,1sl H Swsst ~ Al vs. HF-
men Brown ~ a. esrn.shm@nt C'-.ier
.nstsirinr demurrer WITH costs. s.--t frler
srpcinnnz Frank s. Carpenter Deputy
Cauatr Clerk
SrrrrRlos fsahsils Lorcks -. Tsmaz So
roncks. ln ehancprv I'acrsa of divorce
xranfe.f conpi sinant Order dissolvinx in
Junction. -~ Eugene Carpenter -. tlDund
X Bernarf rrseer Notion Tor security
far crsts granted Fsintid .o fle so So
curifv withia forty laws
reoaArr Estate 81 Ce szts Hal. 8a-
~.ssef 1r'er tsterfui-ing hsirs - Estsss
81 Nicnrl . Ss'h - ssssai or-ier sfutttiuz
~ - rroosse ---tstte ~ LasUs Bald
~ .'ere,sti oriar sfas.ttiax ~4f 20
prol,ate in - James Fhomrson. A. in
.sixrnt insane oerson Fsuhon for al rl e.
s.sn 81 ssv.f'n ss NslanasEoo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

White Cloud raises pansies measuring two
inches across ne lace.
Holland Underwood hss lsft az this ofiios
three potatoes Of the White Elephant
variety. the largest one weighing one pound
and foartssn ounces They are 0eaaties--
Egars hsptsse
r. Cannon has on exhibition 10 bis mar
ketsW Winter rsdisa that Tss raised oy b.
Dunham on BIS farm near this village
Weighed iast wave pounds, trot out your
rsdishes Il yoG can beat thai WAKE Cloud
business.
on. xaliyi What = rsdish that Is on exhi-
eition A. tas sfors Of Champion e Hay
~ard's It weighs fourteen pounds, aud
vas rzAed on Wm. Deed farm, near Black
laks Gone on With your sAtishes - Hhas
Cissd bsisiness.
III. IA. Rose. % Doug ass. has Just bar
vested as onion crop. snd finds that sixty
three squsrs rods OF ground have yielded
him 2i3 basbsls Of one onions At low
price these should bring him about t229 At
least when marketed. Clipper
And then just stop 20 thinS 0f the smell
that NJ Rose viii bsys lefs even after his
onions are al gone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

suzars-lll l0aI. 1e zfanllaFe1 &c, A. Sc:
Ertra ~t. So. eilOw &C. . ,14c.
toteo-i1recl Eio. &c. 10 IodsIet, 20
2oc Java. green. 1td -cc. java. roasted, aoc
NaGacai1o, roasted, 2 g - Mexican roasted, -
sc.
fc4s-Jspsu. hne. t5asqc. Japan. medium. 25
~ 1c, ord.usrF. N9z.c Tyson, slooc, gun
poNde-. oc Oolonss Nepoc, Congo, so
Fioar-s2 o. pr cvt sl20 per bbL; patent pro
res. - per cs.t. 800 per bol al wheat -four
5 - per cwt 500 per ools oucksneat. s. 40 Per
eWL
Nu Fced-screenlngs. g. per ton. bran, 81
shipx 81. m.ddhDgs 81 0o9 So.
tesi-Cofl an1 osls s..
KeEoscne Oil-MlchIs=n tesL. sc per gallon.
water waite. 10tte
Gasoline itsc per gallon.
reeds-Ci0sef s. 65Ol, timothy, s . O. %
-slt-a .ehlgal. sc. Essteru 81 -.
fish-N0 1 2hitefsn. 8 q % per half obl.
other grades, . ~ % per bali bbl.i trout,
80 CO.. sat. &c per To-. clans s. % per hun
dred, csaued oysters selects, SOGfoc; smoked
halioat, . -
Pork ia barre s-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
solo. extra snort cut, 500; standard clear
back, slsu9.
LArd-Tierces nc: 80 and 50 10 tubs. 7Isc: -
N. round TINS, 100 cases &c; IN tin pals, 80
&c
b 81 Ia barreis-Extra mess. warranted 2O) lbs
9 3, tspc. extra. bOlelesS. sil.00
Bg-gerins-Dairy. sOlid packed, l5c. rolls ana
prints l'cs cFt auery solid. lie. rolls and prints
i>c extra creamery. packed, I7c. rolls aud
priuts. sc.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

F.r4 Prsaaes FROM Ftr.s H.aa..


ADp4ss-i . y per 5i-snsi. hiller rait nAn1
E-ez-G g. . q p1f t5l ulf-ltil1s 94iieA
be44s-hsll picsed 5 . ~ e. hushe-
si,lef--A Aalfg. t-'e--t-
theese- sl4le, l -. Ass aofks III cream
lzte
Closer seei-s1eaes4 3 per o,lsnsl.
Died trl4i-s--A Pate- efspofAteds 90 i'c per
1a41d quarters q . per rO4ad cneFsl g. .
lae peg poald. gsslles. g - l.er po1ad
Ezse-s rrsI. D
tEesa Meas Dressed r7ss. s. = q - pr eSt /.
nlt ol % SEQ. veal 90 ~. Sesl > "a
-.84
araIa- aae4f. clawson &c. Lancaster
-4C oats q -c. Eye % o.. Corn. saoc
BarieF :. y 81 Per ~.
fildes-fs1een. 81 q g. par cured 6tses &C.
as rad. a. a. czil zzlls 3 = pounds -. sip
. as sfeea sc cured g de<ln sklns 20
st eall sneeu pslts o., vol being EST
mated &C per paaan-
Homer lteIfe.
Hag l'uo.Ag sl2oo8ltoo per ton. clover,
800 . ~
Po4.'ry russsys. dressed. Nelg54c; spring
enle ksn- iaat ne. igaA. ssBi9c
fataIee5-. JElc.
-Lsa s.la psr tou.
i.tlos- - PEI ID.
wool-washsd. -1Ssc. unwashsd. one-third
OF
xood-B.oek stove 0ood sc.0@2 5 per cord
touf .pot euoC ~ ref cord.
Goa SO. xlats $50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

f11N'+If -5'3IE1a~F
Psssea eSs asi0g the Deiroit Expres. S 50 a
n. maze dtrec- connections tor New Ioik Bos-
tor. sni . Il p ,ints East
n. b Express has Wagner sleeping car from
6rsrd Rspi j. 10 Detroit
through tickets 20 ail noints east and vsst
aud eepine car oerths een D. secured st D o.
II. & " RsilrJsd q ofice. Sweets Hotel, an
a. depot.
IAs CAMPBELL City Pass Agt-
GEo. B REEVE Traffic Manager. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for first using Red Clover bios
SONS 81 a medicine Best results are OBJ
tsined when combined with other medici-
nal roots and herbs, as in DR.. Jones Red
Clover Tonic which is the best known
remedy for ali blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles. pimples, costiveuess. bad
breath. Diles sgue and malaria disessee. in
digestion, loss OF appetite. 10. spirits, head
schs and all diseases Of the kidneys. Price
50 cents OF +. K. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
Detroit, Lansing { Northern,
Lake Shore { Mich. Southern.

A. trsins dsilF ereepf SIfndsv
a l0ca freIE1r caves fs~sn5 RAPIDS 4 = - ,
:, Carrying passengers s. fsr ss Ess-r sz7o -
Through nskets n a. points s1d bsrths 20 sleep
ne ccschsS csn b secured a. Tusen r xet ois-s
s. Mouroe-sf snd r. ieuof.
X T-ErTvFv Fen'l Az
CSC W MCNs0V CRY Tscxet Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11
0UR MARKET REPORTS.
Q.lotsEioas - .irs-Eha Grand
Rsesas Aarksts-


oct fr-S Eaaz-~i-g. User scd 1e4Ff a21
Gag -aslersi~lF a1ilfe 30 e1'l. tfes2ef = 9
sl-e- 80 slL4ef si = - -. De1-sz1~s - 20
a. Soc als q isss<-.c
gora --la.le .9ssr 1l- 4ld 1e4yFs Alsse
a era s1.st 5.s.s a-l-fes. -fssa
sazz-Da4 A4a 4se tie-F 4t1.-as "a,
ss -
E.rf ssroaxsr steam re1aeEs1 . s1.
ssassr -firl1. deE4aa1 zslL Haslsr1s LsG
A.ss-L5 L5ssz-5a@
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

The best on earth can truly be said OF
Grizg's Glycerine Salve, which is q sure,
sale and speedy cure for cuts. bruises. scaldss,
burns. wounds and all other sores. VIII
positively cure piles, letter and all skin
erupiions. Try this wonderful healer. Sat-
isfSctioa guaranteed or money refunded
Only Is cents. Of T. 2 wilson
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

DAILY. All others daily except Sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific aud Atlantic Ex-
presses 10 ard from Detroit.-Parlor cars run on
Day Express and Grand Rapids Express TO and
from Detroit-Direct connections made at Detroit
Win al through trains esst-1ickets on - e at
Union Ticket Office, o. honroe-st, aud at Union
depot.
d. ", JoHSsoS, Mich. Pass. Ag't. 95 Monroe-ss
CHAs. n NORRIS Gen'l Ag't % Mouroe-sr.
O. W. RUGoEIs. G. T. and I A., Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Nn\.oc that are fretful. peevish.
ASN~OSSc cross. or troubled with
Windy Collie, Teething Pains. or
stomach Disorders. can be relieved
at orce by using Acker's Baby soother.
z contains no Opium or Morphine,
sence is safe. Price 25 cents. Sold by
z. Z. Wilson and W. f. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

ocr l8.-Easss~ s11g casa sss. NoEsnssf,
"a il-i1l- 4ay
cor1-LossE. ll4a and SogsElhsE. sz3se. NJ,
e. f5e
A1akF-S ~
P0l4-s.sa.iy Year. 81 -. IsnlAry $50.
y
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

MoN>> OF the good things of thii
NNNN life are sorrowfully let
alone on account OF Dyspepsia Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets viii cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on
positivs guarantee at 25 and 30 cents, by
E.R. Wilson and w. Z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

This crate is the only one in the market that
can be piTed 10 common chimney with a. good
results as If set Ia 4 chimney pace The cost OF
setting Is nominal IL secures perfect ventilation
and warm hOors. and eQu&lZes the temperature
from floor 10 ceiling. IL J. a hard coal burner
and is economi icsl aud ceanlv. II VIII not burn
ont. No fre brick to be replaced. As al article
CT furniture IL Is very ornamental, the ent re
front being handsomely finished In a style that
viii suit the most fastidiOus taste. Call and see
them al our show rooms corner Shawmut-ave
aud Court-st, yves, Side). ALDINE MANUFAC-
TURING co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

'kMe VCNSON Eloos ~ ASSeT - IS ;
= warranted. is because it ia the best
hiood Preparation known Is vii posi-
lively cure all Blood Diseases. puriies the
whole system. ard thoroughly builds up the
constitution. Remember ~ ggarantee e.
s. r. wilson snd W. E White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

Thsrs IL no denying TIE fact that Dr.
Jones Red Clover Tonic = the most s1ccsss-
IN blood purifier ever put on the market
Its wonderful cures ia al stomach. kidney
and liver troubles hNs brought out many
limitations L restores deoiitstsd nerve
Tissues. restoring the force lost by sickness
nienta, work Or excessive uss of liquor
opium and tobacco- r. f. Wilson viii
supply the genuine a. - cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-11

cured every year By Acker's celebrated
English Remedy. It IS guaranteed prep
nrsslon If IL does not help you it will cost
You nothing. Try l. A single dose VIII
show It's good efTee' Trial bottles 10 ctx
L. K. Wilson and W. E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
pLsaTY OF WORK

In Folfre Court Testeraay--Adsrns Held
for Trisl--8siey Riested Gufity.
Business in Police Court opened yesterday
morning With three disorderly persons. and
al went to Jail
Iarnes Haley pleaded guilty to the charge
Of stsallag a ifga TURKEY from a farmsr :
wsxun. snd vent to jsii for Hiteen days.
He said ne vas druak - The tins Fnd
6idnt know whether i was = turkey os =
Gov. ..I took the d--l thing TO my
room and bad it running ground there he
said.
James McPkee pisaded not guilty 10
steasine "a from Alfred Paxton. barber. snd
viii have hearing today.
Thomas Adams charged with stesiinz a
clock from the house Of Jennie Wilson. on
Ainv-st wsivsd examination aad vas
keid for trial at the present term Of The SUI
perior Court
Allie HAN. Harry Doeldsr. Corneiius
k0sesisF Peter PsteFsoa and Rslph Wsde.
I've boys ranging from II 80 "a years Of
sge, pleaded guilty 70 charge ot stealing
soeae pocket knives and lsad peDcils from
reonar = cruckerv store Their cases we're
referred 90 the countv sssnt sud they vii
haFs hearing tomorroW. They we're ~
lessej OF their personal rsc0gnizance - ap-
peae ~ Court
gchn Scharkiefori vas tiled bsf0re a jnrT
q sha aHeruccn session cu a chaFzs Of
sfaaiinc wood lo the vsina n $50 RON
the weed vargi q Joseph Miller. The case
vert - the inrv 81 sis a1d AFTER celirsr-
sting atout an hoDr they refurnei a yer-
sict % guilty. Sentsnce VII be imposed
<afsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22
GESufSx DIAMONDS FoUSD on CANAL STREET.

GENUINx pfAMoNDs FoUSD on CANAL STREET.
Yesterday 1ieo BsAer bought a can of tea
Of ,ne Globe Tea Company. IS Canal-st.,
and on opening il found a genuine dis-
mond shirt stud, set in solid gold. Ckss.
Sharpler, 40 East Bridge-st., found a
eenuine diamond ring in his tea. y. T.
Burt. Icnia-st. found ladies' solid gold
hunting case watch in his tea. l.. c. Becker,
l89 Livingston-st., found a genuine
diamond ring set in solid gold
in his tea Mary Hess, domestic,
found five silver dollars in her can OF tea.
Many others found genuine diamonds and
solid gold watches in their tea. Remember
this novel and expensive way Of advertising
ends January p Come while yon can get
them. GLOBE TFA Co.,
4SGs0al-St
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-22

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